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KENWORTH BROCHURE July 08 PACCAR Kenworth Trucks Advanced Herd Bullbars engineering development team has worked closely with the dealer network to design tough robust Heavy Duty FUPD bullbars and bumpers for the complete PACCAR Australia range ADV7513 T659 6A FUPD BULLBAR Approval No. FUP8599/07 NEW ADV7502 T908 7A FUPD BULLBAR Approval No. FUP8412/07 ADV7925 K200 11+ 6A FUPD BULLBAR with ROADTRAIN Signs and Dolly Plate Approval No.FUP9076/08 NEW ADV7913 T609 6A FUPD BULLBAR Approval No. FUP9189/08 NEW 1800 627 077 www.advancedbars.com.au K104/K108 Series ADV7568 K104/K108 5A FUPD “Texas” BULLBAR Approval No. FUP9076/08 ADV7555 K104/K108 6A FUPD BULLBAR Approval No. FUP8348/07 ADV7608 K104/K108 7A FUPD BULLBAR with Dolly plate Approval No. FUP8346/07 ADV7573 K104/K108 FUPD “Texas” BUMPER Approval No. FUP9043/08 ADV7578 K104/K108 5A FUPD BULLBAR with Driving Light Cut-outs suit HELLA 1345 ADV7578 K104/K108 5A FUPD BULLBAR Approval No. FUP7227/06 Approval No. FUP7227/06 1800 627 077 Page 2 www.advancedbars.com.au ADV7423 KEN K104 6A non FUPD Heavy Duty Tow Pin version Bullbar Optional Dolly Plates available for all models ADV7638 KEN K108 7A non FUPD Bullbar with ADV7726 SPOT K108 FUPD “TEXAS” BUMPER Dolly Plate fitted WITH 200Tonne HEAVY DUTY TOWPIN Approval No. FUP9043/08 Driving Light Cut-outs suit HELLA 1345 & 1145 1800 627 077 www.advancedbars.com.au Page 3 T904/T908/T909 Series ADV7477 T904, T908, T909 6A FUPD BULLBAR Approval No. FUP8412/07 ADV7882 T904, T908, T909 6A FUPD BULLBAR HEAVY DUTY STRAIGHT TUBE VERSION Approval No. FUP8412/07 NEW ADV7707 T904, T908, T909 “TEXAS” FUPD BUMPER with removeable TOWPIN Approval No. FUP10144/09 ADV7502 KEN T904/T908 7A FUPD BULLBAR Approval No. FUP8412/07 ADV7696 KEN T904/T908 5A TEXAS FUPD BULLBAR Approval No. FUP10082/09 ADV7426 T904 5A Bullbar 1800 627 077 Page 4 www.advancedbars.com.au T650/T658/T659 Series ADV7757 T658 “TEXAS STYLE” FUPD BUMPER with TOWBOX - SPOT cutouts optional Approval No. FUP9627/08 ADV7513 T659 6A FUPD BULLBAR Approval No. FUP8599/07 NEW ADV7407 T650 6A Bullbar ADV7536 T658 7A FUPD BULLBAR ADV7644 T658 “TEXAS STYLE” FUPD BUMPER Approval No. FUP8599/07 Approval No. FUP9627/08 1800 627 077 www.advancedbars.com.au Page 5 T404/T408 & SAR Series ADV7659 T408SAR 5A FUPD BULLBAR ADV7550 T408SAR 6A FUPD BULLBAR Approval No. FUP8968/08 Approval No. FUP8708/07 ADV7702 T408SAR Bumper ADV7413 T404/T604 6A Bullbar ADV7474 T404SAR 5A Bullbar ADV7490 T404ST 6A FUPD Bullbar Approval No. FUP8642/07 1800 627 077 Page 6 www.advancedbars.com.au T404/T408/T604/T608 Series ADV7748 T608 7A FUPD BULLBAR ADV7572 T408 5A FUPD Bullbar Approval No. FUP9189/08 Approval No. FUP8968/08 ADV7754 T408/T608 FUPD Bumper SPOT ADV7564 T408 6A FUPD Bullbar Approval No. FUP11037/10 Approval No. FUP9189/08 ADV7694 KEN T608 5A TEXAS FUPD BULLBAR ADV7602 T608 6A FUPD BULLBAR Approval No. FUP10128/09 Approval No. FUP9189/08 1800 627 077 www.advancedbars.com.au Page 7 C501/C508/T908 Series Advanced Herd Bullbars specializes in FUPD Heavy Duty Bullbar manufacture - should you require a product outside of our normal range please contact us for further details ADV7488 KEN C501/C508 6A FUPD Bullbar Approval No. FUP9107/08 ADV7752 KEN C508 7A FUPD SUPER HEAVY DUTY BULLBAR - Grey Powder Coat Finish Approval No. FUP9107/08 CUSTOM OUTBACK WORK BULLBAR This example was built for WA outback work to protect roadtrain from stray cattle ADV7502 T908 7A FUPD BULLBAR Approval No. FUP8412/07 The most popular bullbar design by choice ADV7426 T904 5A Euro style Heavy Duty Bullbar specially built for this application from our Heavy Duty clients for the T908 truck range ADV7411 T908 6A Tri- Axle Heavy Duty Bullbar 1800 627 077 Page 8 www.advancedbars.com.au ADV7492 KEN C501/C508 6A Bullbar specially ADV7536 T658 7A FUPD BULLBAR - SHOWN built for outback QLD customer with Grey Powder Coat finish Approval No. FUP8599/07 ADV7319 KEN T904/T908 7A SUPER HEAVY DUTY BULLBAR This non FUPD Bullbar was made to special order with Dolly Plate included ADV7569 KEN C501/C508 5 POST 7A FUPD Approval No. FUP9107/08 1800 627 077 www.advancedbars.com.au Page 9 Various ADV7673 KEN T388 5A FUPD Bullbar Approval No. FUP10092/09 ADV7892 T388/T358/T359 FUPD Bumper ADV7704 KEN T358/T359 5A FUPD Bullbar Approval No. FUP121167/11 NEW Approval No. FUP10092/09 NEW ADV7391 T401 5A Bullbar ADV7341 T604 5A FUPD Bullbar ADV7363 T350 5AP Bullbar Approval No. FUP7532/06 ADV7497 CLASSIC W SERIES 5A BULLBAR 1800 627 077 Page 10 www.advancedbars.com.au Various applications ADV7513 KEN T658 6A FUPD Bullbar - Thanks to Steve at Monaro Logging for this photo ADV7564 KEN T408 6A FUPD Bullbar Thanks to John Scarcella and Peter Mustone, Engine Specialist at Cummins Diesel Sydney for this photo ADV7568 KEN K108 5A “TEXAS” FUPD Bullbar Thanks to Craig Membrey at Membrey’s Transport and Crane Hire for this photo 1800 627 077 www.advancedbars.com.au Page 11 FUPD Testing Compliance and Certification Advanced Herd Bullbars FUPD testing is conducted in-house on a purpose built test rig under supervision by an independant approved VASS certified competent entity. All documentation pertaining to tests are available to recognised transport authorities upon request. At Advanced Herd Bullbars we treat the design criteria to meet FUPD certification as our minimum standard. Photos show ADV7477 being tested under pressure. 8 Tonne test @ FUPD Testing Information P1 test point Test only one side if bar design is symmetrical 16 Tonne test @ P2 test point P1, P2, P3 represent the test points at which test loads as dictated by ECE R93 and ADR84 are applied. 8 Tonne test @ P3 test point In-house FUPD testing ensures design integrity and conformance - we offer a 100% money back guarantee that our FUPD certified products conform to ECE R93 and ADR84. Advanced Herd Bullbars Advanced Herd Bullbars 22 Avro Street Head Office and Manufacturing Facility Tamworth NSW 2340 NSW, SA 156 South Gippsland Highway Robert Scott ph: 02 6762 2252 Dandenong South VIC 3175 VIC, TAS, WA fax: 02 6762 2464 mob: 0427 890 106 Barry Devlin ph: 03 9793 7777 [email protected] fax: 03 9794 5475 mob: 0438 554 040 [email protected] Bullbars for Trucks David Taylor ph: 03 9793 7777 Unit2/166 Beatty Road fax: 03 9794 5475 Archerfield QLD 4108 QLD, NT mob0488 300 944 [email protected] Steven Airs ph: 07 3277 2899 Ian Balfour fitting: 0407 232 920 fax: 07 3277 2891 mob: 0427 597 087 [email protected] 1800 627 077 www.advancedbars.com.au.
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